How to Build Power & Influence Cattle (w/ Steve Charter and Dave Morris) Part 1 | The Wild Rockies Podcast: Perspectives on Place #1
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How to Build Power & Influence Cattle (w/ Steve Charter and Dave Morris) Part 1 | The Wild Rockies Podcast: Perspectives on Place #1
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In this episode of the Wild Rockies Podcast, Dave Morris travels to the plains around Billings to visit Steve Charter, regenerative rancher, proud Montana, and advocate for sustainable food systems.
Steve is a third-generation cattle rancher based in Shepard, Montana, and is a leader in the world of regenerative ranching. He is a member of the Norther Plains Resource Council and strong voice for his community and family.
In this wide ranging conversation, Dave and Steve talk about Steve's life in Montana, changes in the cattle industry, indigenous land management, how to build power through people, and building a sustainable future for his family.
Special thanks to Martha Scanlan for the use of her song "Seeds of the Pine" from the album "The West is Burning" as the intro and outro of this show.
This podcast was produced and edited by Matthew Herbert, marketing coordinator for the Wild Rockies Field Institute.
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